The Fellowship of Suffering
Suffering isn’t meaningless. In Christ, we become part of a deeper fellowship that unites believers in joy and in suffering. Read this reflection on the “fellowship of suffering.”
Suffering isn’t meaningless. In Christ, we become part of a deeper fellowship that unites believers in joy and in suffering. Read this reflection on the “fellowship of suffering.”
Thimar’s 2024 – 2025 mpact Report. This annual report includes testimonies and figures from each of Thimar’s six ministries. It features an overview of our work in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) during the fiscal year.
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Thimar’s 2023 – 2024 Impact Report. This annual report includes testimonies and figures from each of Thimar’s six ministries, as well as an overview of our war response efforts.
Just before the Christmas break, Beirut Baptist School (BBS) hosted an exhibition for handmade crafts. It was prepared by the students of the SMART Program that is dedicated to preparing students with learning differences and special needs for the opportunities and challenges of everyday life.
The internet is a sea of information, some credible and others misleading. Parents find themselves hiding from taboo topics, in a way to shield their daughters from an overload of information.
After four years of crisis and unrest in Lebanon, many locals and refugees remain on the fringes of society receiving limited medical care as medications sold in USD are becoming inaccessible. Churches from abroad have mobilized reach out teams over the years to support our local churches as they seek to serve their communities.
My name is Omaya and I am from Egypt. My mother is Lebanese and my father is Egyptian. I was born in Egypt and when I was 3 months old, my mother left my father, my sister, and I, and went back to Lebanon alone.
Somewhere in my teenage years, I grew disillusioned with church, but my passion was rekindled after I joined the home church led by two ABTS graduates. At the home church, my faith grew, and I recommitted my life entirely to God.